In Dr J'S 29th June podcast on The Library Window, he showed three library windows as set up by three different users. In the window as organised by user, Sean Reed, there was a folder titled Prefaces and Intros. I have always found prefaces and introductory sections of the various modules to be very interesting and useful but have difficulty in showing them on screen, much less collecting them into a folder.
Judging by the Sean Reed example it would appear that I am missing something. Can anyone enlighten me as to how this is done?
Mike
Prefaces & Intros
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Mike Wilson
, Oct 04 2009 07:10 AM
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#1
Posted 04 October 2009 - 07:10 AM
#2
Posted 04 October 2009 - 10:29 AM
I couldn't identify what you were referring to in the podcast, but I can tell you that "Prefaces and Intros" most likely refers to bible intros and similar modules (e.g. "Bible Introduction", "KJV Preface", "BBE Intro", "WEBSTR Intro", "Berkhof-NT Intro", "Carson et al.-NT Intro").
What I believe you are looking for needs to be compiled or created in a user tool. I tried to get this effort kick started into a community effort this up on a slow forum day previously (see this topic).
In there, I include sections like the "About This Text..." section, a description, parts from Readme module, and my own notes.
I would be happy to revive and share this effort (I'm a little further along and now out of texts and into tools).
I hope this helps!
Mike
What I believe you are looking for needs to be compiled or created in a user tool. I tried to get this effort kick started into a community effort this up on a slow forum day previously (see this topic).
In there, I include sections like the "About This Text..." section, a description, parts from Readme module, and my own notes.
I would be happy to revive and share this effort (I'm a little further along and now out of texts and into tools).
I hope this helps!
Mike
#3
Posted 06 October 2009 - 08:41 AM
The modules in my Prefaces and Intros folder are simply the introductions or prefaces to various Bible modules (such as the KJV Preface, BBE Intro, etc.).
Sean
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